v. [f. as prec. + -IZE.] a. trans. To make Unitarian. b. intr. To become Unitarian; to adopt Unitarianism. Hence Unitarianized ppl. a.
1846. Worcester (citing Ec. Rev.).
1893. J. Martineau, in Life (1902), II. 191. For its support it depends on a people long Unitarianised.
